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    editors Amal Mattu, Arjun Chanmugam, Stuart Swadron, Dale P. Woolridge, Michael E. Winters ; series editor Lisa Marcucci.
    Summary: "In a conversational, easy-to-read style, Avoiding Common Errors in the Emergency Department, 2nd Edition, discusses 365 errors commonly made in the practice of emergency medicine and gives practical, easy-to-remember tips for avoiding these pitfalls. Chapters are brief, approachable, and evidence-based, suitable for reading immediately before the start of a rotation, used for quick reference on call, or read daily over the course of one year for personal assessment and review. Key Features: Coverage includes psychiatry, pediatrics, poisonings, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology, trauma, general surgery, orthopedics, infectious diseases, gastroenterology, renal, anesthesia and airway management, urology, ENT, and oral and maxillofacial surgery. Completely revised and rewritten by many new authors, as well as returning authors who bring a fresh perspective to new subjects. New key points at the end of each chapter present must-know information in an easy-access, bulleted format. Ideal for emergency medicine physicians, residents, and attendings; emergency nurse practitioners, PAs who practice in the ED, and primary care physicians in urgent care centers. Your book purchase includes a complimentary download of the enhanced eBook for iOS, Android, PC & Mac. Take advantage of these practical features that will improve your eBook experience: the ability to download the eBook on multiple devices at one time -- providing a seamless reading experience online or offline. Powerful search tools and smart navigation cross-links allow you to search within this book, or across your entire library of VitalSource eBooks Multiple viewing options offer the ability to scale images and text to any size without losing page clarity as well as responsive design. The ability to highlight text and add notes with one click"--Provided by publisher.

    Contents:
    Section I: Crashing patient
    Don't lose that airway! Imminent airway loss: Who needs endotracheal intubation? / Nicholas Sauber, Dena Reiter
    Preoxygenation / Michael R. Ehmann
    Airway adjuncts: Know your backup plans / Nicholas Sauber
    Know your RSI meds / Daniel Swedien
    Did you maximize your laryngeal view? / Devin M. Keefe
    Don't fear the blade: Surgical airway / Ernest Mavunga
    Do not rely on clinical examination alone for confirmation of endotracheal tube placement / Robert B. Takla, Ashwin Sabbani
    The art of bagging / Devin M. Keefe
    BP still low? Postintubation hypotension / Alison Traver
    Finding the site: Site selection and minimizing complications for central line placement / Dilnaz Panjwani, Richard Paul
    Managing cardiac arrest / E. Timpano
    Medications in cardiac arrest: Time for a requiem? / Bachar Hamade
    What are your vent settings, Bud? / Kelley Crane
    After the cardiac arrest : Postarrest care / Chidubem Iloabachie
    Cooling, how low do you go? Therapeutic hypothermia in the postarrest patient / Bachar Hamade
    Activate the cardiac Cath team following sudden cardiac arrest--don't be afraid to call / Matthew J. Levy
    Rush to resuscitation / Daniel Sheets, Randall T. Rhyne
    Do not delay the administration of epinephrine for patients with anaphylaxis / Nour Al Jalbout
    Putting on the squeeze ... vasopressors / Zachary E. Smith
    How much is enough? Transfusions in the bleeding patient: Don't forget the rest of the blood / Emily Streyer Carlisle
    Fluid therapy: Beware of (AB)normal saline ---saline choose your resuscitation fluids carefully / Nicole Alexander
    ECMO / Casey Carr
    Needle this: Do not assume that needle decompression of a tension pneumothorax is reliable and effective / Bahrenegash Getachew
    Resuscitative thoracotomy / Michael R. Ehmann, Nathan Woltman
    Increased ICP in resuscitation / Nicole Heidenreich
    Massive pulmonary thromboembolism and thrombolytics / Nour Al Jalbout
    Fluid in the sac? Cardiac tamponade / Ngozi Nweze
    Is it wide or is it narrow? PEA: A simplified approach to pulseless electrical activity / Nicholas Risko
    Undifferentiated shock / Daniel Sheets, Randall T. Rhyne
    Know how to identify abdominal compartment syndrome / Ruben Troncoso Jr., Debjeet Sarkar
    Cardiogenic shock / Kevin K. Chung
    Know when to administer sodium bicarbonate in the critically ill poisoned patient / Harry E. Heverling, Tiffany C. Fong
    Think big vessels: Vascular catastrophes / Kevin K. Chung
    Stop the bleeding! Novel therapies: REBOA / Casey Lee Wilson
    Avoid the tube! Noninvasive ventilation strategies / Rodica Retezar
    Be wary of intubation in the asthma patient / Daniel B. Savage
    Section II: Critical care
    Stop using benzodiazepines to sedate your critically ill intubated patient / Krystle Shafer, Lillian L. Emlet
    Monitor the plateau pressure in intubated ED patients / Brian J. Wright
    Forget CVP! Use dynamic markers of volume responsiveness to guide fluid resuscitation in the critically ill patient / Michael Allison
    Consider abdominal compartment syndrome in patients with refractory hypotension / Cindy H. Hsu
    Know the thresholds for red blood cell transfusion in the critically ill / Michael C. Scott
    Perform these simple interventions that make a big difference in preventing ventilator-associated pneumonia / Nicholas Johnson
    Know how to care for the ICU boarder in your ED / Joshua D. Farkas
    Know how to evaluate and manage the intubated patient with refractory hypoxemia / Thomas H. Rozen, Christopher P. Nickson
    Ready for prime time? Extracorporeal life support in the ED / Zachary Shinar
    Rapidly reverse life-threatening hemorrhage in the patient taking on oral anticoagulant medications / Rory Spiegel
    Be ready to discuss and deliver end-of-life care in the emergency department / Ashley Shreves
    Section III: Cardiology
    Recognize atypical presentations of acute coronary syndrome / Amita Sudhir
    Type A behavior: Consider aortic dissection in patients with chest pain and ischemic electrocardiograms / Jessica Balderston, Jeffrey D. Ferguson
    Contents under pressure: Aggressive hemodynamic management in patients with acute aortic dissection / Jeffrey D. Ferguson, Jessica Balderston
    Do not confuse multifocal atrial tachycardia with atrial fibrillation / Christopher Greene
    Do not confuse Mobitz Type I and Mobitz Type II atrioventricular block / C. Blayke Gibson, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Be able to recognize electrocardiographic artifact from dysrhythmia / George Glass
    Management of atrial fibrillation: Rate control versus rhythm conversion / Charles Khoury, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Management of atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response / Brian L. Bauerband, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Atrial fibrillation in the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome / William J. Brady, Heather T. Streich
    Never mistake ventricular tachycardia for supraventricular tachycardia with aberrant conduction / Heather Groth
    Know the mimics of ventricular tachycardia / William C. Ferguson, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Do not exclude cardiac causes of chest pain because the patient does not have traditional risk factors for acute coronary syndrome / Christopher N. White, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Do not forget to consider nontraditional risk factors for coronary artery disease in patients with chest pain / Thomas Hartka
    Do not forget about the non-ACS causes of chest pain / Patrick Siler, J. Jeremy Thomas
    Be cautious diagnosing "anxiety" or "panic disorder" in patients with chest pain and anxiety / Adam E. Nevel
    One and done: Rapid rule-out protocols / Maite Anna Huis in 't Veld, Semhar Z. Tewelde
    Beware of the "highly sensitive" troponin / Maite Anna Huis in 't Veld, Semhar
    When good VADs go bad / Christina Lynn Tupe
    Don't stress the stress test in suspected ACS / Christina Lynn Tupe
    Remember to obtain a right-sided electrocardiogram in a patient with an inferior myocardial infarction / Carmen Avendano, Semhar Z. Tewelde
    Pitfalls in hypertensive emergencies / Stephen D. Lee
    Know the differential for ST-segment elevation: It's more than just acute coronary syndrome / Kathleen Stephanos, Semhar Z. Tewelde
    Know how to diagnose acute MI in patients with an LBBB or pacemaker / Anthony Roggio
    Getting ahead of cardiogenic pulmonary edema: Aggressive nitroglycerin usage / Semhar Z. Tewelde
    Beyond diuresis: Treatment adjunctions in cardiogenic pulmonary edema / Nicholas Goodmanson
    Know how to differentiate cardiac versus noncardiac causes of syncope / Omoyemi Abebayo
    Pearls in syncope ECG interpretation / Omoyemi Adebayo
    Pearls in syncope ECG interpretation / Carmen Avendano, Semhar Z. Tewelde
    Section IV: Gastroenterology
    When an apply doesn't follow the rules / Caroline Brandon
    Analgesia for the patient with acute abdominal pain: Don't delay! / Adrian Flores
    Get to it early: Sigmoid volvulus / Jorge Ontiveros
    Cecal volvulus: Don't miss it! / Jan Marie Shoenberger
    Altered mental status in a child: Don't forget about intussusception! / Aaron K. Kornblith, Jeffrey Bullard-Berent
    Don't miss aortoenteric fistula: A rare but life-threatening case of gastrointestinal bleeding! / Kristin Berona
    Acute mesenteric ischemia: A true abdominal catastophe / Talib Omer
    Not all epigastric pain is benign / Alessandra Conforto
    Don't underestimate an acute variceal hemorrhage! / Lee Plantmason
    Don't be fooled by a subtle presentation---SBP can be deadly! / Alessandro Conforto
    Ascending cholangitis aka Biliary Sepsis aka "That other pus under pressure" / Prathap Sooriyakumaran
    Acalculous cholecystitis: No stones, no problems? / Christopher Martin, Lauren Longyear
    Anticipate bleeding and reverse coagulopathies in patients with live failure / Derek K. Richardson, Barry Schlansky
    Boerhave Syndrome: No all life-threatening chest pain involves the heart and lungs / Christopher J. Coyne
    Caustic indigestions: Don't make it worse / Erika Flores Uribe, Christopher R. Peabody. Ingested foreign bodies: When to intervene? / Brian Doane
    Severe acute pancreatitis can be sneaky / Dennis Hsieh
    Use restraint when imagining patients with acute pancreatitis / Derek K. Richardson, Barry Schlansky
    The "pain" in chronic pancreatitis / Delphine J. Huang
    Abdominal pain in inflammatory bowel disease: A flare or emergent complication? / Margaret Huang
    Not every pregnant patients with vomiting has hyperemesis gravidarum / Rolando G. Valenzuela, William K. Mallon
    Beward of the patients with painless jaundice / Andrés Guzmán, Rolando G. Valenzuela
    ERCP can cause a lot of complications! / Abraham Flinders
    Don't be afraid to order a CT on a pregnant patient if she really needs it / Marita M. Harris-Naddell, Michelle D. Lall
    How how to deal with displaced PEG tube / Julie V. Valenzuela, Rolando G. Valenzuela
    Common pitfalls in point of care ultrasound of the gallbladder! / Kristin Berona
    Section V: Cutaneous
    Don't miss necrotizing fasciitis! / Shaughn Keating
    SJS and TEN: Are they different? / Arun Nair
    The spectrum of TEN / Alexander Jenson
    Mimics in cellulitis / Shabana Walia
    Chickenpox and shingles: More than just a rash / Aaryn K. Hammond
    Do not rely on orthostatic vital signs to diagnose volume depletion / Anand K. Swaminathan, Gordon Wu
    HHS: When high sugars have got you down! / Stephanie Lareau
    Do not over treat hypo- or hypernatremia / Nicole Cimino-Fiallos, Wan-Tsu Wendy Chang
    A 3-pronged approach to the treatment of hyperkalemia / Erica B. Shaver, Christopher S. Keifer
    Know hot to recognize and treat thyroid storm / Henderson D. McGinnis
    Understand the role of magnesium in the treatment of hypolakemia / Erica B. Shaver, Christopher S. Keifer
    How to recognize and treat thyroid storm / Henderson D. McGinnis
    Understand the role of magnesium in the treatment of hypokalemia / Farhad Aziz, Justin Boone Rose
    How to interpret the venous blood gas / Joshua (Josh) Nichols, Corey Heitz
    Know the indications for bicarbonate therapy / Kimberly Boswell
    Section VII: Environment
    Not so fast! Rewarming the cold patient / Kubwimana Moses Mhayamaguru, Christopher G. Williams
    Acclimatize or die of descend / Clinton G. Keilman
    Aggressive cooling is (almost) always the correct approach to the critical, environmentally hyperthermic patient / Christopher G. Williams
    Smoke inhalation: Commonly overtreated and undertreated aspects / Dennis Allin
    CO poisoning: It takes more than O2 / Bryan Wilson, Christopher G. Williams
    A rash that is more than "just a rash" / Nash Whitaker
    Diving inhuries: Don't miss these serious injuries because you failed to get the history! / Michael Iacono, Tracy Leigh LeGros
    Section VIII: HEENT
    Giant cell arteries / Who the heck is Horton and why should I worry about his headache? / Aisha Parker, James Aiken
    Sight-threatening ZOSTER ophthalmicus: How to recognize and treat / Suh H. Lee, John Villani
    And the eyes have it / Summer Stears-Ellis
    "Your patient has a retrobulbar hematoma. I think he's going to need a canthotomy." / Jonathan Dangers
    Beware the sore throat that kills / Diane Rimple
    Consider a deep space neck infection in a child with a fever and neck pain or torticollis / Joanna Schwartz
    Lemierre Syndrome: Lemierre syndrome: A royal pain in the neck / Frank J. Edwards
    Peritonsillar abscess / Ben Leeson, Kimberly Leeson
    Peritonsillar abscess / Ben Leeson, Kimberly Leeson
    Don't misdiagnose, overtreat, or cause perforation of the tympanic membrane / John Herrick
    If it ain't cancer, why do I call this malignant otitis externa? / Allison D. Lane
    Approach to the red eye / Lindsey Retterath, Hans Bradshaw
    Eyeing the causes of acute vision loss / Benjamin Karfunkle, Anna McFarlin
    Face-eating fungus: Rhinocerebral mucormycosis / Eric C. Funk, Casey M. Clements
    Digging for gold: Some nuggets about epistaxis / Josh Mugele
    Ludwig Angina---"The German Stranglehold" / Dustin Leigh
    Dental exams are not just for dentists; Remember to identify and treat oral infections / Ashley Sievers
    The infection behind the infection: Distinguishing periorbital from orbital cellulitis / Samuel J. Tate, John S. Rose
    Section IX: HEME ONC
    When kidneys explode; Everything is wrong with tumor lysis syndrome / Daniel Cabrera
    Immune thrombocytopenia: Oh the platelets, you'll go / Nicole Muhlbauer, Neha Bhasin
    Thrombotic thrombocytopenic Purpura and hemolytic uremic syndrome: Bloody zebras with a bad bite / Stephen A. Manganaro
    High temps and low counts: Treat febrile neutropenic patients with early and appropriate antibiotics / Matthew W. Connelly, Steven Roumpf
    My chest! My back! My sickle cell attack! / Cullen Clark, Anna McMarlin
    Warfarin reversal: Factor it in / William B. Stubblefield, Daren M. Beam
    Emergent anticoagulant reversal: Be appropriately aggressive / Keith Azevedo, Isaac Tawil
    Recognize leukostasis and know when to consult for emergent treatment / Cameron Hypes
    Section X: Immune
    Don't get stung by anaphylaxis / Vincent Devlin, Jerussa Aita-Levy
    Angioedema and anaphylaxis are not the same, they just happen to present similarly / Lui Caleon, Pierre Detiege
    Treacherous transplant toxicities / Christopher J. Edwards, Tsz Yee (Janice) Tsui
    Think outside the "graft box" when evaluating the transplant patient / Timothy S. Davie
    Do's and don'ts for managing heart transplant patients in the ED / Lawrence DeLuca Jr.,
    Anaphylaxis and epinephrine--Can you have one without the other? / Ronna L. Campbell
    Section XI: Infectious disease
    Avoid relying on the presence of SIRS to diagnose sepsis / Kami M. Hu, Joseph P. Martinez
    Prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) in the emergency room / Stephen Y. Liang
    Know the embolic complications of infective endocarditis / Brian Edwards
    The don't miss diagnosis: Acute retroviral syndrome / Adeolu Ogunbodede, Joseph P. Martinez
    Understand when and how to initiate HIV postexposure prophylaxis in the emergency department / Stephen Y. Liang, Ed Casabar
    Recognize the presentation of bioterrorism agents / Stephen P. Shaheen, Jon Mark Hirshon
    Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome: Do not hesitate--resuscitate / Sarah B. Dubbs
    Do not be misled by the traditional myths of diarrhea / Michael Nitzberg, Kevin Reed
    Meningitis doesn't have to be a pain in the neck! / Nick Tsipis, Liesl. A. Curtis
    Know emerging infections / Travis Thompson, Lindsey White
    TB and syphilis: Infections you can't forget about / Kayla Dewey, Ghofrane Benghanem
    Avoiding common pitfalls in influenza treatment / Eric Stephen Kiechle, Maryann Mazer-Amirshahi
    Appropriate antibiotic choices for resistant organisms / Jessica E. Shackman, Kathryn M. Kellogg
    Know infection prevention / Lindsey DeGeorge, Lauren Wiesner
    Treating pneumonia in COPD / Diana Ladkany, Jeffrey Dubin
    Diagnose and treat necrotizing soft tissue infections quickly! / Tabitha Gargano, Korin Hudson
    What is the best way to measure core temperature? / Matthew Morrison
    Section XII: MS Nontrauma
    Ugh! Another repeat visit for back pain?! Keep epidural abscesses on the differential! / Courtney K. Soley, Heather Miller Fleming
    Section XII: MS Nontrauma
    Ugh! Another rapid repeat visit?! / Courtney L. Solely, Heather Miller Flemming
    Under pressure : Rapidly diagnosing and treating and treating acute compartment syndrome of the extremities / Anna L. Waterbrook
    Physical exam and bloodwork do not adequately differentiate infections from inflammatory arthritis / Derick D. Jones, Casey M. Clements
    Don't get broken up about muscle breakdown / H. Shae Sauncy
    When back pain is an emergency / James Bohan
    Rheumatoid arthritis and spondyloarthropathies / J. Stephan Stapeczynski. Section XIII: Neuro
    An update on ideiopathic intracranial hypertension / Evelyn Lee, Ramin Tabatabai
    Normal diagnosis studies do not rule out shunt malfunction / Amy Buckowski
    Don't be fooled into erroneously diagnosing peripheral vertigo / Daniel Mindlin
    Diagnosing cervical artery dissection in the ED: A real pain in the neck! / Erik R. Hofmann, Ramin Tabatabai
    Posterior circulation ischemic stroke: If you don't think about it, you'll miss it / Craig Torres-Ness
    Understand the utility and limitations of diagnostic imaging in nontraumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage / Manuel R. Montano
    Don't forgot atypical causes of status epilepiticus! / R. James Salway
    Leave it alone: Blood pressure measurement in ischemic stroke / Amir A. Rouhani
    Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis: A rare diagnosis with a common chief complaint / Margarita Santiago-Martinez, Stuart Swadron
    Great imitators of acute stroke / Aarti Fain
    Blood pressure in the patient with intracranial hemorrhage--Bring it down! / Daniel R. Ruiz, Edward Stettner
    How to disposition the patient with suspected TIA / Allen Chiou, Mindi Guptill
    The elusive brain abscess / Shikha Kapil, Jeffrey N. Siegelman
    Bulbar symptoms in the ED: Watch the airway / Ariel Bowman
    Multiple sclerosis in the ED: Rule out other diagnoses first / Christopher Bodle, Melissa White
    Section XIV: OB/GYN
    Early pregnancy: Sifting out the potential catastrophes from the worried well / Jared T. Marx
    Pitfalls in the pursuit of ovarian torsion / Matthew C. DeLaney
    Anti-D in the ED / Brent Lorenzen
    Seizing young woman? Think eclampsia. Thinking eclampsia? Think again. / Kenneth D. Marshall
    Vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy / Heather A. Heaton
    Predict the unpredictable: Preterm labor / Priya Kuppusamy
    A bump on the bump: Minor abdominal trauma in pregnancy / Elias J. Jaffa, Sreeja Natesan
    Stable is the new abnormal: Beware the normal vital signs in pregnancy / Priya Kuppusamy
    Don't fear the cord! / Erika Hoenke McMahon, Kristina Colbenson
    Timas a wastin': Perimortem Cesarean section/ Vivienne Ng
    Clotted lungs: Not all shortness of breath in pregnancy is from Lamaze class / Jeremy Lux
    Postpartum complications / Heather A. Heaton
    There is no single test to rule out PID: Just treat it! / Theresa Q. Tran, Casey M. Clements
    Don't dismiss the young, female patient with shortness of breathe without considering peripartum cardiomyopathy / Kathi Glauner
    Section XV: Psych
    Delirium / Casey Carr
    Restraint with restraints: Patient restraint / Grant Nelson, Robert B. Dunne
    Mental status concern? Consider psychosis / Sarika Walia, Shabana Walia
    Ask about suicide risk / Trent R. Malcolm, Donald W. Alves
    Strange behavior? Personality disorders in the ED / Kerri N. Booker
    Don't ignore affective disorders! / Trent R. Malcolm
    Drug-seeking behavior in the emergency department / Michael Wolfe Pierce
    Anxiety in the emergency department / Sachin Moonat
    Address it in the ED, substance abuse in the emergency department / Sachin Moonat
    Section XVI: Genitourinary
    Don't let dialysis disequilibrium syndrome catch you off-balance / Carmen Wolfe
    Fournier Gangrene: A lethal infection you can't sit on! / Shoma Desai
    Testicular torsion trickery / Solomon Behar
    Hemodialysis: Who needs it now? / Michael Levine
    To thrill or not to thrill: When dialysis access sites go wrong / Caroline Brandon
    Wrap your head around this: Avoiding the pitfalls of phimosis and paraphimosis management / Kelly A. Painter
    Pyelonephritis: When it's complicated urine trouble / Molly Hartrich, Sophie Terp
    What goes up must come down / Jessica Lange Osterman
    Streamlining urethritis: Don't let an STD escape your ED / Clare Roepke
    I don't think my urine is supposed to look like this! / Landon A. Jones
    Section XVII: Thoracic
    Do not forget to administer steroids in patients with acute asthma exacerbations / Michele Callahan
    Do not withhold oxygen in a hypoxic patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / Brian J. Lin, Anand K. Swaminathan
    Know acute illnesses that lead to rapid deterioration in the patient with pulmonary hypertension / Dhaval Thakkar, James Mathew Dargin
    Know the critical issues in resuscitation of the decompensated patient with pulmonary hypertension / Jacob C. Jentzer, James Mathew
    Know the evaluation and management of the patient with sarcoidosis / Harman S. Gill
    Properly risk stratify the patient with suspected pulmonary embolism / Kelly Williamson
    Know how to diagnose and treat pulmonary embolism / Ryan Dick-Perez, Nicholas M. Mohr
    Know which patients with submassive pulmonary embolism may benefit from thrombolytic therapy / Sangeeth Dubbireddi, Lillian L. Emlet
    Know which patients with submassive pulmonary embolism may benefit from thrombolytic therapy / Sangeeth Dubbireddi, Lilliam L. Emlet
    Understand proper ventilator management in patients with acute asthma exacerbations / Salim Rezaie, Anand K. Swaminathan
    Know the causes, evaluation, and management of hemoptysis / Matthew P. Borloz
    Use high-flow nasal cannula in patients with mild to moderate respiratory distress from hypoxemia / Ross McCormack, Jonathan Elmer
    Section XVIII: Tox
    Alcohol intoxication and withdrawal / Candice Jordan
    Acetaminophen toxicity: Getting reacquanted with Matthew and Rumack / David Rose
    Mixed disturbance: Think salicylate poisoning / Harry E. Heverling, Tiffany C. Fong
    Toxic alcohols / Candice Jordan
    The five stages iron toxicity: Beware of the latent period / Christina Clark
    Don't miss anticholinergic syndromes! / Theodore Fagrelius
    Cholinergic poisoning / Theodore Fagrelius
    An old favorite heart medication: Digoxin / Daniel B. Savage
    Did you consider intravenous lipid emulsion therapy? / Aaryn K. Hammond, Donald W. Alves
    Managing the hot and bothered: Sympathomimetic overdoses / Arun Nair
    Engaging drugs of abuse / Chelsea Williamson
    Cyanide poisoning: A tale of two antidotes / Scott E. Sutherland
    Methemoglobinemia: Blue pearls / Dilnaz Panjwani, Mitchell Louis Judge Li
    Should I take that? Nutritional supplements / Edmund Timpano, Sarika Walia
    Section XIX: Trauma/Ortho
    Electrical injuries: Shocking or subtle? / Tim Horeczko
    "Don't tase me bro!" The TASERed patient in the ED / Peter Milano
    Managing penetrating neck injuries: Hard or soft, superficial or deep? / Melissa Joseph
    To crack or not to crack: Indications for an ED thoracotomy / Sanjay Blatt
    Save a limb! Vascular injury in penetrating extremity trauma / Taylor McCormick
    Judicious abdominal imaging in trauma / Erick A. Eiting
    Severe traumatic brain injury: Avoid making it worse! / Ashkon Ansari
    Fluid resuscitation in trauma: Five pitfalls / Erick A. Eiting
    How do you fill a tank with holes in it? Optimal vascular access in trauma resuscitation / Benjamin D. Musser
    Don't be afraid to place a chest tube / Dhara P. Amin
    Massive transfusion in trauma: A changing landscape / Tarlan Hedayati
    Reversal of warfarin in trauma / Joseph S. Palter
    Reversal of novel anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents / Dhara P. Amin
    When to suspect cervical vascular injury / Tarlan Hedayati, Stuart Swadron
    Alternatives to packed red blood cells: The latest / Tarla Hedayati
    Tough break: Assessing and treating rib fractures / Michael Gottlieb
    Not so FAST: Perils and pitfalls with the FAST exam / Michael Gottlieb
    Closing the book: Using a bedsheet to stabilize pelvic fractures / Michael Gottlieb, Stuard Swadron
    Is spinal immobilization still necessary? / Joseph Palter
    Are vital signs reliable at assessing degree of hemorrhage? / Michael K. Safa
    The ABCs of major burns / Mary L. Cheffers, Stuart Swadron
    When can interventional radiology (IR) be your friend in trauma? / Lee Plantmason, Eric Wei
    Don't miss the gamekeeper thumb? / Brian R. Sharp
    Admit displaced supracondylar fractures for neurovascular checks / Allison S. Luu, Eric Wei. Know the radiographic signs of scapholunate dislocation / Nicholas Abraham, Stuart Swadron
    Know the difference between Jones and Pseudo-Jones fractures / Brian R. Sharp
    Search for other injuries in patients with scapular fracture / John W. Martel
    Do you know how to do ABIs? / John C. Ray
    Don't miss the proximal fibula fracture in patients with ankle fracture / Shawn K. Kaku, Stuart Swadron
    Boxer's fracture? Check for rotational deformity! / Jennifer Marvil
    Think of Achilles tendon rupture in patients with sprained ankle / Jennifer Farah
    Reduce hip dislocations in a timely manner / Erik A. Berg
    Check for snuffbox tenderness and don't miss a scaphoid fracture / Benjamin D. Musser
    Calcaneal fracture? Don't miss a spinal injury! / Sara Khaghani
    Beward of benign-appearing high-pressure injection injuries / Jennifer Farah
    Lisfranc injury: Danger in the midfoot / Lee Plantmason
    The dorsal chip: Is it a trequetral fracture? / Caroline Brandon
    Lunate and perilunate dislocations: Pick these up on initial presentation! / Todd Schneberk
    Red flags for intimate partner violence and human trafficking / Kristi Stanley
    Section XX: Procedures/Skills/Anesth
    Sedation pearls and pitfalls: Procedural sedation in the emergency department / Chidubem Ilobachie, Dena Reiter
    Capnography in the ED: Qualitative or quantitative monitoring? For CPR and a whole lot more / Arun Nair
    To transfuse or not to transfuse / Debra Ravert
    Transfusion confusion: Types and management of transfusion reactions / Scott E. Sutherland
    Arthrocentesis tips / Christine Mlynarek, Ashley Sullivan
    Lumbar puncture and the Champagne tap / Chelsea Williamson
    Tapping the belly: Paracentesis in the emergency department / Thaer Ahmad, Leonard Bunting
    Careful with that tap: Accessing the VP shunt / Derrick Ashong
    No IV, consider the IO / Daniel B. Savage
    What nerve! Ultrasound-guided regional nerve blocks / Casey Lee Wilson
    A needling issue: Decompressing tension pneumothorax / Arun Nair
    Which line is it? Central line placement / Dilmaz Panjwani, Richard Paul
    Size matters: Spontaneous pneumothorax: Chest tube versus pigtail / Derrick Ashong
    Section XXI
    Recognize child abuse early / Clifford C. Ellingson
    Tips for managing all that is pediatric resuscitation / Jason Saunders, Heather Saavedra
    Keep the baby warm! And other steps in neonatal resuscitation / Ashley Grigsby, Jessica Kanis
    The pediatric airway: Learn it, live it, control it! / Garrett S. Pacheco
    All that barks is not croup / Sheryl Yanger
    Don't get in hot water by not knowing how to treat pediatric burns / Megan Litzau, Sheryl E. Allen
    My baby won't stop crying! / J. Adam Hawkins, Timothy Ruttan
    Pediatric procedural sedation in the ED: Easier than you may think / Jordan Alexander Justice
    The ins and outs of intussusception / Geoffrey P. Hays, Debra S. Rusk
    Do not rely on urinalysis to exclude urinary tract infections in children younger than two years / Arturo S. Gastañaduy
    A bundle of joy! The sick neonate / Robert Vezzetti
    Beware pediatric appendicitis / Julia Schweizer
    Diagnoses not to miss in the acutely limping child / Guyon J. Hill
    Don't diagnose sepsis in an alkalotic infant / Lisa D. Mills, Julianne Awrey
    BRUE: The diagnosis formerly known as ALTE / Julia N. Magana, Taylor Stayton
    "Kid ECGs are not just little adult ECGs" / Krista Young
    Not all pediatric head injuries require a head CT / Heather Miller Fleming, Kara Kowalczyk
    Easy does it: Be cautious with the cyanotic postoperative pediatric cardiac patient / Timothy Ruttan
    Not too sweet: Getting it just right in initial pediatric DKA management / Dariush Garber, Nathan Kupperman
    Pediatric concussion: A levelheaded approach / Kendra Grether-Jones, Erin Osiecki
    Section XXII: Geriatrics
    Do not underestimate the potential morbidity of abdominal pain in older adults / Christina L. Shenvi
    Think about ACS in older adults--Even without chest pain / Christina L. Shenvi
    ACS the geriatric patient: Atypical is typical treatment differences in ACS in the geriatric patient / Terrence Mulligan
    Follow your elders' footsteps, they may be ataxic / Jennifer L. Plitt, Michelle Rhodes
    Hip and vertebral compression fractures / Sang Keun, "Sam" Yi, Paul Blackburn
    Be sure to build a safety net around the weak geriatric patient you send home / Eric M. LeFebvre
    Grandma is loopy: Special considerations for altered mental status in the older adult / Christine R. Stehman
    The geriatric trauma patient is sicker than you realize / Rebecca Milligan, Michelle Rhodes
    A normal physical exam does not exclude infections in the geriatric patient / Danya Khoujah
    Respecting they elders: Defining, detecting, and reporting elder abuse / Patricia Bayless
    How to avoid snowing seniors: Pain medications and procedural sedation in older adults / Lisa C. Goldberg, Michelle Rhodes
    The consequences of grandpa's loaded medicine cabinet / Ryan Gallagher, Stephen Thornton
    Communicating and understanding the elder patient / Collyn T. Murray, Kevin Biese
    Section XXIII: Wound care
    Deep sutures: When, why, and why not? / Hollynn Larrabee, R. Alissa Mussell
    Pitfalls in emergency department abscess incision and drainage / David Wein, Jesse Dubey
    Keep it clean: Pitfalls in traumatic wound irrigation / Anand K. Swaminathan, Elicia Skelton
    Plantar puncture wound pearls and pitfalls / R. Gentry Wilkerson
    Do not believe the adage that epinephrine cannot be used for digital blocks / Feras Khan
    When are prophylactic antibiotics indicated for wounds? / Dale Cotton
    Do not miss a foreign body in a wound / Jason W. Wilson, Constantino Diaz
    Know how to treat mammalian bites / Christopher I. Doty
    Is that skin lesion an infection or an envenomation? / Spencer Greene, Veronica Tucci
    Know how to treat snake bites / Frederick C. Blum, Shabnam Nourparvar
    Eyelid lacerations: When to repair and when to refer / Erin Setzer
    Ear injuries and lacerations / Anas Sawas, Eric J. Morley
    Know which wounds to close ... and which ones to leave open / Raymond Beyda, Mark Silverberg
    Section XXIV: Clinical practice and legal issues
    Consult communications: Optimal communications with consultants / Hugh F. Hill
    Treating the patient and not the disease: Tips for patient satisfaction / Dylan Sean Kellogg
    Your patient has died, now focus on the family: How to deliver bad news to family members / Dylan Sean Kellogg
    Don't be afraid to discuss end-of-life decisions with the patient and family / Emily Streyer Carlisle
    Too many at one time? Emergency department overcrowding / Ryan Brooks, Arjun Chanmugam
    Discharge documentation: Keep it clear, concise, yet complete / David Rose
    Resident and advanced practice provider supervision / Patricia Petrella Nouhan
    What to do with so many? Strategies for reducing emergency department overcrowding / Ryan Brooks, Arjun Chanmugam
    What to do when the registered letter arrives / Kevin M. Klauer
    Your deposition / Kevin M. Klauer
    Surviving a lawsuit / Hugh F. Hill III.
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